Poze, known as one of the 'front dogs' of Campinas, was found dead in Argentina Reproduction/Instagram The dog Poze, famous on social media for "working" as a gas station attendant in Campinas (SP), died in July during a family trailer trip through Patagonia, Argentina. Initially reported missing, the animal was, in fact, killed by dogs from a neighboring campsite. The owner accuses the owner of these animals of hiding Poze's body, pretending to help in the search and threatening the family with a firearm. The guardians filed a police report with the Argentine police and say they will seek to hold the suspect accountable in court. The report was published by the family on social media on Monday night (27), after returning to Brazil. "What hurts most is not just the loss. It's knowing that they took away our right to try to save him, to live our grief by burying our dog", said owner Giovanni Fernandes. See the chronology of the case below. July 12: Poze disappears First searches Following days: mobilization July 17: turnaround Confession and threat July 19 and 20: farewell and return July 27: guardian reveals full version Frentiscão from Campinas disappears during family trip through Patagonia July 12: Poze disappears On the night of July 12, the couple released the animals into a fenced area of ??the campsite where they were staying, in the city of El Bolsón. As they were the only customers in the place, they were given permission to let their dogs roam free. "When we called them to go back to the trailer, Poze didn't come back. So we started shouting his name there inside the campsite, because it was a very big campsite, which had a forest", reported Giovanni. Shortly afterwards, two residents of a hostel opposite reported hearing barking and a dog fight on a neighboring property. First searches Giovanni says he immediately went to the neighboring land and found the person responsible for the place leaving in a car. "Before he could leave, we stopped him and asked, 'Have you seen our dog? He could have come here'. He said he didn't know anything and quickly got in the car and left," he said. The dog was wearing a collar with a tracker. The family traveled through the region by car to try to locate the equipment's signal, but were unsuccessful. 'Frentiscão' from Campinas disappears during trip to Patagonia; family puts up posters and mobilizes searches Reproduction/Social Networks Following days: mobilization Without any answers, the guardians started a mobilization. They put up posters, gave interviews to the local press, publicized the case on social media and organized a task force with volunteers. The search came up against the geography of the region, which has dense forests and rivers. Furthermore, Poze's tracker did not work properly because it depended on internet signal and nearby cell phones. During the searches, residents reported that the neighbor kept aggressive dogs loose at night. According to the neighborhood, other attacks on animals had already happened there. "It seemed like everyone knew what was happening, but we couldn't find him," said Giovanni. July 17: turnaround On July 17, the day before the voluntary search, Giovanni's fiancée returned to the neighboring campsite and made a new appeal to the owner of the place. She explained that the family just wanted to understand what had happened so they could return to Brazil. The man, once again, denied any involvement. Shortly afterwards, however, the suspect confessed to a liquor store employee that his dogs had killed Poze. He also said the body would "never be found." The worker sought out the Brazilians and revealed the story. "That's when a lot of things that were strange about this story from the beginning started to make sense", highlighted Giovanni. 'Frentiscão' from Campinas disappears during trip to Patagonia; family puts up posters and mobilizes searches Reproduction/Social Networks Confession and threat The family went to the Argentine police accompanied by the witness. The agents agreed to go to the neighboring land to interrogate the suspect. In front of the police, the man admitted that his dogs attacked Poze. However, he refused to reveal where he hid the body. "At that time, I looked at the police officer who was next to me and he said that it didn't matter that his dogs had done that. It didn't matter that he lied to us all this time and hindered our search. Without a history of reports that his dogs had done this before, nothing could be done," said the owner. In addition to lying and hiding the body, Giovanni claims that the neighbor tried to intimidate them. "This same person threatened us with a gun when we started to discover the things we now know and can prove." July 19th and 20th: farewell and return On Sunday (19th), the family published a farewell message to Poze on social media. The following day, the couple began the 3,300-kilometer journey back to Brazil. They warned their followers that they would only detail the case after consulting a lawyer specializing in abuse. 'Frentiscães' Poze and Matuê at a gas station in Campinas Reproduction/Instagram July 27: tutor reveals full version In Brazil, Giovanni published a video with the full version of the story. The tutor reinforced that he is in contact with the defense and that he will take legal action against the suspect in Argentina. "We lost a member of our family, a dog that was very loved, and we will forever carry the pain of not being able to protect him at that moment. But we will not accept carrying the blame that belongs to those who saw what happened and chose to turn our week into a week of lies and suffering", he lamented. The identity of the Argentine neighbor was not disclosed by the family. Therefore, g1 was unable to locate him to comment on the accusations. Who was Poze? Poze was a mixed breed dog. He appears